world took part in international women s day. the march is taking place. kate larson is there live. kate? the marchers are on the move right now. we saw oakland police officers show up here to city hall again. we believe the marchers are coming back in this direction, right where it all started today. hundreds of women marching through downtown oakland tonight. the events started in city hall, where there was a sea of red women s health issues, the environment, racism, i spoke to men who were marching tonight in solidarity. a woman tonight finding for others who want be here. tease a strike for all women. everyone s equal and everyone s a human being. i m here to march against the opportunities that have been stolen from women. i don t believe i would have the opportunities, the wealth that i have, if not for the patriarchy. i have to hope and work for her and for everyone who have young children, that we can first of all, live in a society where we can be safe
harm their child. accused of hurting my child, it was like a punch in the gut. it was unfathomable. small talk but a big dream. in our special series, driven, from the courts to the street of new york. the lawyer turned taxi driver on the long road to a new life. good evening, thanks for being with us, i m joie chen. once again, parents facing urban terror, outside of pittsburgh, the assailant police tell us once again another student. in a few moment of blinding rage, he was armed with two knives. the attack happened at franklin regional high school at suburban murrysville, pennsylvania, the 16-year-old male student stabbed six student and securities guards. the first warning came from a fellow student who saw the attacker and pulled the fire alarm, adding to the panic but giving kids at franklin regional high a chance to get away. the fire alarm went off. i was walking over towards the exit and there was blood over the floor. as school began a 16-year-old sophomor
it was like a punch in the gut. it was unfathomable. small talk but a big dream. in our special series, driven, from the courts to the street of new york. the lawyer turned taxi driver on the long road to a new life. good evening, thanks for being with us, i m joie chen. once again, parents facing urban terror, outside of pittsburgh, the assailant police tell us once again another student. in a few moment of blinding rage, he was armed with two knives. the attack happened at franklin regional high school at suburban murrysville, pennsylvania, the 16-year-old male student stabbed six student and securities guards. the first warning came from a fellow student who saw the attacker and pulled the fire alarm, adding to the panic but giving kids at franklin regional high a chance to get away. the fire alarm went off. i was walking over towards the exit and there was blood over the floor. as school began a 16-year-old sophomore armed with two kitchen knives began his rampage
was married this was cut through your property? right through the middle of my property. a small town take okay big oil. people in rural kentucky trying to stop a gas pipeline they say will run right through their yards. good morning, and welcome to al jazeera america. i have stephanie sy in new york. a fiery crash leaves 10 people dead. the city happened about 95 miles north of sacramento. california highway patrol says a fed ex truck slammed into a bus. thomas drayton shows us the truck and bus went up in flames. i just kind of see black, but there is fire up in front of the bus. it s crushed in the front pretty much. so we all start jumping up to run away. this is what s left of the horrific collision on california s interstate 5. the charred remains of a fed ex truck and a tour bus that had been packed with high school students. the california highway patrol says the crash was caused by the driver of the tractor-trailer who was among the dead. flipped a whit
karen tumulty, in addition to the washington post, she s worked at time magazine and los angeles times and recipient of many awards, including the prize for excellence in political reporting. asked four years ago by simon & schuster to write this biography, the book is finally published tomorrow. april 12th, 2021. and the book draws on interviews with reagan cabinet members, friends and family members and shares how she became one of the most influential first ladies of the first sentry. we invite you to enjoy our conversation with karen tumulty with kathy bush. good afternoon, i m so pleased to welcome you today for the very special sneak peek at a much anticipated biography, the book, the triumph nancy reagan, will be officially released tomorrow and karen has agreed to make the reagan library one of her first stops on the book tour. after devouring the book myself, readers will agree it s well-researched look into the life of one of the 20th century s most fascinating